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It sure feels like we're on the verge of an artificial intelligence revolution in

many workplaces. New tools like chatbots and image generators have taken the tech world

by storm. But many businesses across the economy are still figuring out what exactly it means for

them. That's often where firms like Accenture come in. It offers business services and consulting.

And last month surveyed more than 2,300 C-suite leaders in different industries around the world

about how they're thinking, about integrating generative tools into the workflow.

Longuan is the global lead for data and AI at Accenture. She says the survey found almost

universal enthusiasm. 97% of the survey leaders, right, they were telling us they strongly believe

that this technology would be worth of long-term investment. We also have survey leaders

who are telling us they are not there yet. That's why, in fact, a lot of conversations that we

have been driving from center of excellence over the last couple months is actually

demystifying for clients to say, okay, these are the, you know, 10 things that you need to be

preconditioning your systems, your data, right, so that you actually are getting more prepared.

Can you give me some examples of how business leaders are actually looking to integrate

this technology? What are some of the use cases that are the most prominent?

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